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Check your car's settings to see if you can adjust the sensitivity of the lane departure warning system or disable it temporarily.

In various weather conditions, my Mini's adaptive cruise control has proven unstable. When there is a lot of rain, snow, or fog, it will suddenly turn off. Even when standard cruise control is used, the system may shut down at any time. It's both frustrating and dangerous.

Just don't use a seatbelt extender...

If you're looking for faster charging, a three-phase home charger would be a significant upgrade. However, you'll need to ensure your home's electrical infrastructure can support it. I agree with @Mr.Cooper

You don't need to worry about the weird times. Just plug it in and let it do its thing.

A quick tip for those using a granny charger with a 16-amp timer switch: Ensure that the car has finished charging and the charging process has stopped before the timer switch turns off the power. While the car's charger is designed to handle power surges, frequent interruptions can potentially...

If you still can't find it here, contact Mini support as they could provide you the password.

Congrats on passing your MOT! That's awesome. Good job on rotating the tires. Hope your battery keeps going strong!

The matrix headlights have a 2 button on the stalk. Standard headlights don't.

Try a different news category. If that doesn't work, contact support and tell them what's happening.

You can buy a seatbelt extender. That might help solve both of your problems haha! https://www.seatbeltextenderpros.com/

In warm weather, I estimate that I get about 2 miles for every 1% of the battery, and about 1.5 in cold. It still depends on how you drive...

Simply step on the accelerator to get going. If you braked, use the resume button. When the car comes to a stop, it turns off its brake lights.

Agree with @Jai-Jai. It's stated in your manual as well.

To listen to music without starting the car, just press the middle of the volume knob. It'll turn on the screen for a bit.

It's good to know that the battery holds its charge well.

You should post in the Mini ICE forum, this is for the EV ones...

Download the update to a USB. Plug it in your car. It'll update itself while you drive. Should take about 5 minutes.

It would be cheaper to replace the battery than to modify the car.

You should definitely get a PPF, as there's no extra protection around the edges. Update us when it's done.